Studentswith disabilities are required by law (IDEA and Section 504) to have "equal access."For School Libraries, the areas of access can be sorted into categories:
Equal accessto facilities
Equal access to services
Equalacces to collections
Equal accessto--and through the use of--technology
School (textbooks in digital format free to qualifying students) and individual memberships. "Learning Ally's audiobook library is the go-to resource for thousands of children with special needs, including reading and learning disabilities."
ALA, ASCLA. Recognizing neurological LD (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, Auditory & Visual Processing Disorders; Nonverbal Learning Disabilities. Tips for Library Service to this population.
Searchable database provides information about books that help locate the right title for the specific reader. Search by grade level, Lexile measure, and other criteria to find information about titles with annotated descriptions and key book metrics.